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This summer, teachers, and leaders are invited to attend Teaching and Learning CoLabs, a new kind of free event that brings together stakeholders from districts, higher education, professional teaching, and other organizations, and the Colorado Department of Education. The dates and host sites for this summer's CoLabs are:
Schools are encouraged to attend in teams, with teachers representing multiple grades and content areas. Focus content areas will include English language arts, health, and physical education, mathematics, science, and computer science. Leadership sessions will be provided for principals and other school leaders. For more information, see the Teaching and Learning CoLabs website.
Those who want to attend are asked to complete this interest form.
Individuals responsible for submitting to the Data Pipeline should register for the P-EBT Data Pipeline training at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, March 30. CDE School Nutrition will provide detailed information for the P-EBT data submission process, including the new file layout requirements, how to navigate data pipeline, and resources to amend errors.
For questions, email [email protected].
Register for the training webinar via Zoom.
The only state-wide Youth Career Fair is just a month away, April 18th-21st 4:00-7:00 p.m.! My name is Shriya Biddala, 11th Grade, Peak to Peak Charter School, and I am a member of the Colorado State Youth Council (SYC), a youth advisory group to the Colorado Workforce Development Council (CWDC).
I am personally very excited to help connect students like myself with industry members from all sixteen Colorado Career Clusters. Students will have the opportunity to engage in Meaningful Career Conversations while learning about career paths that support each student’s Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP). The SYC firmly believes that every student/youth/parent in Colorado deserves the opportunity to learn about a variety of careers. In its inaugural year in 2021, the fair was 100% virtual. This year, we are proud to continue those efforts, for maximum accessibility, and to offer in-person components, as well.
Melanie D’Evelyn brings extensive college success experience to the Adams County Finish What You Started program supporting some college, no-degree adults.
CHICAGO, March 17, 2022 - One Million Degrees (OMD), a leading provider of wraparound student supports to ensure community college student success, today named Melanie D'Evelyn, as its Colorado executive director. As part of her responsibilities, Melanie will lead OMD’s partnership with the Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative (COSI) to implement the Adams County Finish What You Started program for low-income Colorado adults, aged 25+, to obtain college credentials or degrees. D’Evelyn, a Colorado native, joins OMD from Detroit Drives Degrees, whereas director she focused on building a coalition of 50 colleges, business leaders, and funders to support college access, success, and upward pathways for adult students in the workforce.
The Office of Learning Supports’ new Online Academy provides participants with on-demand training on topics related to COMTSS in Colorado. Courses are free and offer continuing education credits for course completion.
Topics include:
• COMTSS 101
• Team-Driven Shared Leadership
• Data-Based Problem Solving and Decision Making
• Family, School, and Community Partnerships
• Layered Continuum of Supports
• Evidence-Based Practices
• Implementation Science
• Response to Intervention
• Universal Design for Learning
Register online at comtss.learnworlds.com. For assistance navigating LearnWorlds, please email [email protected].
Visit the Online Academy and Training webpage for additional information.